1. |
Pupillary
07:32
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2. |
Looks pretty empty
00:28
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3. |
A memory of you
05:28
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4. |
Internal organ
01:52
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5. |
Why are you laughing?
00:57
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6. |
Almost symbiosis
04:59
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7. |
Sleepless
02:02
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8. |
To be negative
00:26
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9. |
Warble fly
07:17
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10. |
Is this me?
00:32
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11. |
Robomow
03:05
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12. |
Blooming
03:10
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13. |
Sadistic bastard
00:23
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14. |
Reality tunnel
02:05
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15. |
Like psychosis
04:25
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16. |
Epilogue
02:32
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Merijn Bisschops Tilburg, Netherlands
Merijn Bisschops
Dutch audio-visual artist Merijn Bisschops (1981) creates total artworks in
which various disciplines are interwoven in an inextricable manner. An eye for detail, layeredness and multi-faceted associations characterize his composed music, photography and video art.
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